On the same line, I usually get confused in combat as to who is attacking who. Would it be good to bold the names of the combat participants in each emote? So that:
Kuzco advances on Johnny, ready to dish some beating.
So what'cha think?
On the same line, I usually get confused in combat as to who is attacking who. Would it be good to bold the names of the combat participants in each emote? So that:
Kuzco advances on Johnny, ready to dish some beating.
So what'cha think?
Also, due to the nature of postures, and the fact that they take a combat round to take effect, aliasing the ones you use most and not the ones you don't is a way to save time.
Like, how many people go kamikaze and how often?
Also, practice against training dummies to get your fingers used to typing the commands.